Due to the overwhelming success, much interest, and many requests, Hollywood Director Tom Logan will be coming back to Prague March 16, 17, & 18, 2018. Registrations for Hollywood Director Tom Logan’s On Camera TV and Film Acting Seminars is now Open!!

If you have not booked your spot for On Camera Acting for Film and TV Weekend Intensive Workshops with Los Angeles Director Tom Logan I would recommend you book as soon as possible as there are ...

Due to the overwhelming success, much interest, and many requests, Hollywood Director Tom Logan will be coming back to Prague March 16, 17, & 18, 2018. Registrations for Hollywood Director Tom Logan’s On Camera TV and Film Acting Seminars is now Open!!

If you have not booked your spot for On Camera Acting for Film and TV Weekend Intensive Workshops with Los Angeles Director Tom Logan I would recommend you book as soon as possible as there are LIMITED seats available, and this workshop will sell out like the previous ones.

If you are an actor and serious about your acting career and you want an edge over other actors, then you do not want to miss out on a seat for you in this class which will move your career forward!

If you are a new actor, great! This workshop will give you all the tools you will need to be successful at auditions and on any film set.If you are an experienced actor, no problem this opportunity will also give you great tools to be successful as you will learn even more great skills from Tom Logan. The one registration fee will cover 3 workshops in this weekend.

The following three workshops will be covered on this weekend:

"The Business of Show Business"; " On Camera TV & Film Acting Workshop- The Audition Class"; & "Advanced ( Blocking) On Camera Acting for TV & Film Acting workshop".

Essentially you are getting three workshops for the price of one.

The breakdown for this workshop is as follows:

Friday, March 16th, 2018, 5:30 P.M. – 7:00 P.M. "The Business of Show Business" Workshop (parents, guardians, casting agents, managers, and family are welcome) This hour is FREE for friends, family, casting Directors, or anyone interested in learning about the business of show business.

Friday, March 16th, 2018, 7:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. The first part of the "On Camera Acting for TV & Film Workshop- The Audition Class"

Saturday, March 17th, 2018, 9:00 A.M. – 9:00 P.M. The second half of the "On Camera Acting for TV & Film Workshop"

Take advantage of the special early registration price of only 6000 Kč, until February 12th, and save 500 Kčs, for the entire intensive weekend training with Tom Logan, for participants. A non refundable deposit of 50% is required to hold your seat and take advantage of the early registration price.

After February 12th the registration price is 6500 Kčs per person.

We have only 5 seats for "auditors" (observers only) at the cost of 4000 Kč each.

Only participants will be given a "certificate of completion" at the end of the weekend, however, Auditors will still be able to put all the workshops taken on that weekend on their CV.

The course fee covers your participation in the course; it does not cover food or parking costs --those are the responsibility of the student.

Book a spot for one of the best classes you will take for your career!! No one in Prague teaches what Tom teaches. He has applied acting skills with the technical aspects needed from a Film Directors view.

Here are some Testimonials from Tom's previous classes:

"Because of Tom's excellent training, I'm a lot better prepared and have grown as an actor. I've landed a TV show in London and 4 feature films and a TV show for on an American series filmed in Europe; 2 feature films and 2 TV series along with various commercials in North America. I can't say enough about Tom Logan and his training. He is amazing! I wished I had taken his training sooner in my acting career. I am also aware there are other actors that have gone on to be better actors and land great roles after taking Toms class."

"Many of Tom's students learn to book more and better acting jobs from his workshops, myself included! This workshop has helped me immensely! Thank you Tom!"

"Best workshop I've taken in over 10 years"

" With Tom Logan, I have learned more in this weekend than I have in four years living in Prague, thanks for bringing Tom here!"

" Tom has given me so many valuable tools to use that now I feel I have way more confidence in auditions!"

Tom has worked in this industry for over 50 years. Known as an "Actors Director" Tom started as an actor working on Broadway, Selected Broadway Credits include:(1972) Mame (New York)(1973) Applause , with Lauren Bacall (New York), You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (New York),and then on TV in a Soaps such as General Hospital,Days of our Lives, CHIPs,James at 16, The Hardy BoysTom also acted in numerous commercials and films. Tom is the Author of two world renowned books for actors that have been quoted and used in classes around the world and are recognized as two of the most profound tools for actors and their success; "How to Act and Eat and the Same Time" and "Acting in the Million Dollar Minute”

Tom has been contracted by the largest production houses as the onset acting coach for many stars, which includes his work with Drew Barrymore on ET.

– as well Tom has Directed some of the biggest stars in the business, for commercials, Television and Film.

Tom's class comes with a wealth of experience and tangible realistic tools you can use for future auditions and acting on any film set.

Here is a more detailed Biography of Tom Logan from IMDb.( Long version but worth the read as his impressive resume speaks for itself)

Well-known as an actor's director, Tom Logan is a member of the Directors Guild of America (DGA), the Screen Actors Guild/American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG/AFTRA), and Actors' Equity Association (AEA).

Currently in 2017, Tom continues to write, produce, and direct many episodes of the TV shows "Karma" and "The Voucher". In addition, he is in pre-production for the feature films "The Hag" (2017), and "This Too Shall Pass" (2017). He continues to direct many national commercials.

Tom's feature film, "Campin' Buddies" (2015), which he wrote, produced, and directed, was nominated for "Best Comedy Feature Film," and "Best Comedy TV Pilot" by the Action On Film Awards in Los Angeles.Tom's feature film directing credits include: "Shakma," "Shoot," "Dream Trap" (which he also wrote), "Panic in the Tower," "King's Ransom," "Bikini College," and "The Night Brings Charlie," (which he also produced). All of the above were shot at Universal Studios.

Tom also directed the feature films "Smooth Operator" (which he also produced),and "Escape From Cuba" (which he also co-wrote and produced, and parts of which were actually shot in Havana), "Young Citizen Patriots," and "The Mark," (which he also wrote and produced.) He also wrote, produced, and directed the feature films: "Sean and Melissa: 10 Years Later," "The Business of Show Business," "Acting and Eating at the Same Time," "The Mark," "The Million Dollar Minute," "Lexicon," "How to Act and Eat at the Same Time," "A Day on the Set," and "The Mike King Story Special Feature." All of the above films are in worldwide release.

He also wrote, produced, and directed the following TV movies: "Supernatural Phenomenon," "Modern Miracles," "The Neon Tiki Tribe," "The Neon Tiki Tribe Special Feature," "Kid Town Hall," "Fasten Your Smiles," "The Mike King Story," "Summer Intensive," "Working Title," "What If," "The Making of Bloodhounds," "The Neon Tiki Tribe Special Feature," "CNN Special Assignment," "Tom Logan, Director," "Behind the Scenes: 1995 Miss North America Pageant," "Backstage at the 1996 Miss North America Pageant," "The Best of the Bloodhounds," (only directed), "Careers TV," and "Careers TV: Part 2."

He has directed many television shows and pilots. In addition, he directed 12 episodes of the very popular comedic TV show, "Bloodhounds, Inc." starring Richard Thomas, which won the Dove Award (5 Stars), and the Film Advisory Board's "Award of Excellence." He also directed 10 episodes of the acclaimed TV show, "The Neon Tiki Tribe," and all episodes of "Horse Play."He also directed and produced the 1995 and "1996 Miss North America Pageant" for network television.

Tom also wrote, produced, and directed the featurettes: "Director Featurette of 'The Million Dollar Minute,'" "The Making of 'The Neon Tiki Tribe'", "Behind the Scenes: Escape From Cuba," "The Making of 'Working Title'", and "Bonus Features: The Night Brings Charlie." "Behind-the-Scenes of Campin' Buddies".

Early in his directing career he wrote, produced, and directed many episodes of "Real Stories of the Highway Patrol," a number-one rated, nationally-syndicated TV show, which he shot all over the U.S. and Canada.

He won the "1998 Best Director" award for "Outstanding Achievement in Direction" for his feature film "Escape From Cuba," given annually by the New Star Discovery Awards. He also won the "1995 Producers' Choice Award" for "Outstanding Direction of a Television Variety Program," for a live telecast of the 1995 Miss North America Pageant.

Tom has directed hundreds of national and international TV commercials.

Tom no longer acts, but now directs as well as produces and writes on a full-time basis. Before becoming a screen director he had a recurring role on the #1-rated daytime soap, "General Hospital" on and off for 12 years playing "Gary." He also had a recurring role on "Days of Our Lives," as well as principal roles on other soaps including the "Young and the Restless" and "Capitol."He also had Co-Starring roles on such prime time TV series as "Chips" (NBC), "James at 16" (NBC), "The Hardy Boys" (ABC), "The Nancy Drew Mysteries" (ABC), "Project UFO" (NBC), "What's Happening!" (ABC), "Dusty's Treehouse" (CBS), "Real People" (NBC), "CPO Sharkey" (NBC), "Please Stand-by" (NBC), "The Nancy Drew Mystery Series (ABC), and many more. In addition, he had Starring or Co-Starring roles in many movies for TV including, "The Best Place To Be" (NBC), starring Betty White, Timothy Hutton, and Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., and "The National Disaster Survival" (NBC) for the "NBC Big Event." He has starred in dozens of national television commercials including "McDonalds," "Honda," "Coke," "Coppertone," "Burger King," etc.Tom had principal roles in such feature films as "Massacre at Central High" (Co-Star), which is on the "New York Times 20 Best Film List," "The Beach Girls" (Featured) for Paramount, "Getting Ready" (Star), "Breakthrough" (Star), as well as others. He also had starring roles in over 70 live stage productions including such Broadway shows as "Mame," "Applause," and "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown," as well as many national tours.Before directing feature films, Tom was an acting coach whose clients included top stars from all three major networks as well as film stars, Academy Award Nominees, top baseball and football players, rock stars, and many other well-known personalities. He has been interviewed on many national talk shows in the U.S., Canada, and Europe, including "Inside Edition," "Access Hollywood," CNN, to name but a few.

He is the winner of the prestigious "Golden Halo Award" for "The Most Outstanding Contribution to the Entertainment Industry" for his contributions made as an acting instructor for the studios and for his acting seminars held worldwide. He is also the winner of the "Bronze Halo Award" for "Outstanding Contributions to the Entertainment Industry" for authoring his four books. Both awards are given annually by the Southern California Motion Picture Council.

Tom's first book, "How to Act and Eat at the Same Time," is in its Second Edition, Fifth Printing and has endorsements on the back cover from such stars as Lucille Ball, Charlton Heston, Debbie Reynolds, well-known agents, producers, directors, etc.

His second book, "Acting in the Million Dollar Minute," which is solely about commercials is in its Second Printing and contains endorsements on the back cover from such commercial stars as Dick Wilson ("Mr. Whipple" of Charmin bathroom tissue), and Virginia Christine ("Mrs. Olson" of Folgers Coffee), to name a few.

His third book, "How to Act and Eat at the Same Time,(the Sequel)" has back cover endorsements from the above stars plus Academy Award-winning directors, etc., and is in its Second Printing.

Tom's fourth book, "Acting in the Million Dollar Minute,(the Sequel)" is in its Second Printing. All of Tom's books are Best-Sellers, in bookstores worldwide, and are required reading in hundreds of universities internationally. All four books have been reviewed by major newspapers and magazines with rave reviews including the Los Angeles Times, Backstage, Hollywood Reporter, Variety, and many more.

Tom has performed his acting seminars in 6 countries and 47 states for the same clients for the past 30-plus years. He holds a B.A. Degree (Cum Laude, Honor Roll, Dean's List) in Theatre Arts from California State University, Northridge.

He headed the TV/Film & Commercial acting departments in Los Angeles at two of the most prestigious acting schools worldwide - the American Academy of Dramatic Arts (1981-89), and the American Film Institute (1980-89).

Tom holds the highest airplane pilot rating one can obtain from the FAA .Airline Transport Pilot. He is an instrument-rated, commercial pilot who holds all instructor ratings certified by the FAA - Certified Flight Instructor (CFI), Certified Flight Instrument Instructor (CFII), Multi-engine Instructor/Instrument (MEI), Basic Ground Instructor (BGI), Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI), and Instrument Ground Instructor (IGI). Although he does not have time to teach flying, he is a member of the National Association of Flight Instructors and is a member of the American Medical Support Flight Team (Angel Flight) where pilots donate their time and aircraft to fly patients to hospitals that are unable to pay for such services.